Original Paul Komoda Art for sale

The Order of Dagon
10 1/2 x 8 1/4
Colored pencil, gouache, water colors, pen & ink

Parthenogenisis
8 x 8 3/4
Pencil

Devil from the Punk Lagoon
12 x 9
Colored Pencil, gouache

Here's a rare opportunity to purchase some original artwork by Paul Komoda.

Paul very rarely puts his finished illustrations and paintings up for sale.

Paul's been in the process of cataloging his vast collection of work and has decided to offer the above pieces for sale.

If you're interested in purchasing and/or would like to see a price list, please email
zombiejesus11@gmail.com

Paul Komoda's Julia Coming Soon...

Some of you might remember Paul Komoda's Julia sculpture released as a limited edition resin kit back in the 90's.

A few weeks ago at Monsterpalooza, we had Paul's personal painted copy on display at our table, and the response was overwhelming.

We've decided to do a very limited release of this piece, tentatively titled "Julia 2" the figure and base retooled.

The molds will be made from the original super sculpey parts, pictured above.

Paul will be going over each part, meticulously refining details and bringing this new version to a whole new level.

More details coming soon...

And the winner is...

Jacqueline A.X. Jocson!
Congrats Jacqueline, you've won your choice of one of our resin kits!

Both Paul and I want to thank everyone who participated in the contest!
Stay tuned, for another contest which we'll be announcing shortly.

Monsterpalooza 2011 Collaboration Sculpt

Here's a teaser shot of this year's Monsterpalooza Collaboration sculpt.
Artists involved: Norman Meyers, Paul Komoda, Damon Bard, The Shiflett Bros. and Casey Love.

More pics coming soon...

Monsterpalooza 2011

This last weekend was Monsterpalooza and it was a pleasure meeting everyone there! The show surpassed our expectations, every year it keeps getting better and better!

We haven't forgotten about everyone who posted comments during the contest and will be announcing the winner in the next few days.

Above is a picture of our studio table, just before we packed it up to go to the show on Friday.

More pictures of Monsterpalooza are on the way!

FLUFFY!

Long before I had ever considered sculpting as a "career option", my first creative impulse was to tell stories, visually, either through comics or illustrated books, and over time I amassed a considerable number of recurring characters with which to populate these monster-ridden tales.

Fluffy, who had his origins as a plush toy lamb from early childhood, had, over the years evolved into what I can only describe as my signature cartoon character.

He went from resembling a benign, bipedal version of my lamb toy, to a doughy looking creature bearing an immense, black, reflective proboscis.

A few years ago while living in Philadelphia, I was dismayed to realize that I hadn't drawn him in an appallingly long time.

When, after a few false starts, I DID start drawing him again, Fluffy re-emerged in a delirious multiplicity of ferociously perverse, mutant variations, a small example being presented here.

-- Paul


Stay tuned for more Fluffy images coming soon!

Norm's Super Sculpey Heads painted by Jason Tarpley

Last year when we released Norm's S.L.E. Syndrome bust, the first 15 customers received a one-of-a-kind super sculpey head as a bonus.

The above heads were made during the same time as the other bonus pieces.

Jason Tarpley painted a few of them up and they will be on display at this weekends Monsterpalooza.

The last picture shows the heads, just baked prior to painting.